Sentence examples for most recent substantive from inspiring English sources
The most recent substantive change came in 2006, when, in response to two separate murders of young women who'd visited Manhattan venues the night of their death, requirements for extensive security camera systems covering exits were added to the law.
The median time to publication using the most recent substantive amendment date was 2.4 years (range: 0.15 to 8.96 years; interquartile range, IQR: 3.8 years; Figure 2).
The most recent substantive amendment date always occurs prior to the publication date, resulting in more than eight years of follow-up data.
The main outcome, time to update, was defined as the duration from the date of first publication to the date of the most recent substantive amendment (update).
The first was the version first published online date of publication from The Cochrane Library citation and the second was the most recent substantive amendment date from the cover page of the Cochrane protocol and associated completed review.
As such, it was decided that the most recent substantive amendment date would be used for the primary analyses while the version first published online date would be used for sensitivity analyses.
And in the midst of these most recent efforts, there have been substantive cuts to other health care initiatives and vital community services that support well-being.
– (DE) Mr President, the most recent climate conferences have not produced any substantive improvements.
In particular, they cover the most recent negotiations, before and after George Bush's Annapolis conference in late 2007 – when substantive offers were made by both sides until the process broke down over Israel's refusal to freeze West Bank settlement activity.
Take his most recent bust.
